Dave Matthews Band
December 15, 1998
Assembly Hall (University of Illinois)
Champaign, IL


Taper: Unknown
Source: unknown audience source
Conversion: flac > flac frontend > WAV> Soundforge 8.0 (Normalization)>
CDWav editor > flac16 (at level 5)


           
Disc 1

01. Intro                      00:53.13
02. Lie In Our Graves          13:28.19
03. Satellite                  05:09.61
04. Two Step %                 12:37.63
    (#40 tease) &             
05. So Much To Say Â»           04:12.26
06. Anyone Seen the Bridge? Â»  01:24.35
07. Too Much +                 04:30.60
08. The Stone *                08:05.71
09. #41 *                      09:01.34
10. Don't Drink the Water      07:30.55


    Total disc time            66:54.62


Disc 2

01. Crush                      09:35.65
02. Granny                     04:25.57
03. Crash Into Me  #           06:56.51
04. Last Stop                  13:35.32
05. Tripping Billies           06:58.50


Encore break (cut, crossfaded in)


Encore:


06. Christmas Song             07:04.29
07. Halloween                  05:49.23


  Total disc time              54:26.07


Entire show with Tim Reynolds guesting on electric guitar


NOTES:

* The Stone and #41 were missing from the original incomplete source

# Original source had a fade out and in between Granny and Crash into Me, applied a crossfade to make it seamless.

+ The bump at the beginning of Too Much wasn't able to be fixed since it's present on both channels. It doesn't appear to be a result of diginoise so it could have occured from a physical bump.

% Two Step is not cut off as in the original source

& #40 tease cannot be heard due to the loud audience noise close the mics.

Thanks to Josh for the wav file so I could retrack everything and be able to release the complete show.


This source is from the same incomplete unknown source that has been in circulation already but is now complete. The first complete source I received was on cd as TAO so I had to find a seamless wav copy with which to reconvert the source.  Thanks to Nick for the complete audio on cd and thanks to Josh for supplying me with the DAO version of this source. Using Soundforge 8.0, I normalized all wav tracks then created new flac files and fingerprints. All in all it's the same poor quality, there is distortion throughout, the audience is predominant and the music sounds distant most likely due to taping location.



Compiled by Tom Gambichler on December 21, 2008